Atlantic Books January - June 2021 Catalogue

ATLANTIC BOOKS JANUARY – JUNE 2021

Atlantic Atlantic Books Books

January January – June – June 2021 2021

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Contents Recent Highlights

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Atlantic Books: Fiction

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Atlantic Books: Non-Fiction

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Corvus 45 Grove Press

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Allen & Unwin

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Allen & Unwin Australia: Distribution Titles

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Export: Key Editions

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Sales, Publicity & Rights

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Index 99 Bestselling Backlist

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Recent Highlights Atlantic’s bestselling and critically acclaimed titles from the past twelve months.

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Bryan Washington 9781786497864 • Paperback £8.99

Megan Miranda

9781786492937 • Paperback £8.99

The Museum of Broken Promises

The Narrow Land

9781786495310 • Paperback £8.99

9781786496744 • Paperback £8.99

Elizabeth Buchan

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The Last House Guest

Christine Dwyer Hickey

The Temple House Vanishing Rachel Donohue

9781786499394 • Paperback £8.99

Chances Are Richard Russo

9781911630388 • Paperback £8.99

The Prime Ministers Steve Richards

9781786495884 • Paperback £9.99

Hollywood Wants to Kill You Rick Edwards and Michael Brooks

9781786496959 • Paperback £8.99

She Speaks

A Bit of a Stretch

9781786499943 • Paperback £7.99

9781838950170 • Paperback £8.99

Attlee and Churchill

The Borgias

Yvette Cooper

Leo McKinstry

9781848876613 • Paperback £10.99

Chris Atkins

Paul Strathern

9781786495464 • Paperback £10.99

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Atlantic Books Fiction Atlantic Fiction has a reputation for publishing bold, innovative writing from around the world. Our Spring/Summer 2021 list includes the sexy and wise debut from Dylan Thomas Prizewinning author Bryan Washington, and international bestseller Vendela Vida’s woozy novel of female friendship and kidnap.

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Memorial Bryan Washington From the winner of the 2020 Dylan Thomas Prize, a sexy, sad, wise novel of two men learning that being together isn’t the same as being in love.

Benson and Mike are two young guys who live together in Houston. Mike is a JapaneseAmerican chef at a Mexican restaurant and Benson’s a Black day-care teacher, and they’ve been together for a few years – good years – but now they’re not sure why they’re still a couple. There’s the sex, sure, and the meals Mike cooks for Benson, and, well, they love each other. But when Mike finds out his estranged father is dying in Osaka, he picks up and flies across the world to say goodbye.

Without Mike’s immediate pull, Benson begins to break away, realizing he might just know what he wants out of life – and he might just have the goods to get it.

‘A new vision for the 21st-century novel. It made me happy.’ Ocean Vuong ‘Everything that happens is so intimate, sensual, and wise. I love this book.’ Tommy Orange

Bryan Washington is a writer from Houston. His fiction and essays have appeared in many publications, including the New York Times, New Yorker and the Paris Review. He’s a National Book Foundation 5 Under 35 winner, an International Dylan Thomas Prize recipient, a Lambda Literary Award recipient and the recipient of an O. Henry Award.

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction 07 January 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 320pp 9781838950088 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

E-book • 9781838950095 • £7.99 Export Edition • £12.99 Trade Paperback • 240pp 9781838951320

Consent Annabel Lyon A deeply intelligent examination of the grey space between yes and no, and a sensual novel of fashion, falling apart and inflicting revenge.

Saskia and Jenny – twins – are alike in appearance only. Saskia is a grad student with a single-minded focus on her studies, while Jenny is glamorous, thrill-seeking and capricious. Still, when Jenny is severely injured in an accident, Saskia puts her life on hold to be with her.

Sara and Mattie are sisters. Mattie, who is younger, is intellectually disabled. Sara loves nothing more than fine wines, perfumes and expensive clothing, and leaves home at the first opportunity. But when tragedy unfolds, Sara’s life changes irrevocably.

Through a cascade of circumstances as devastating as they are unexpected, Sara and Saskia’s lives are braided together and changed forever.

Praise for Annabel Lyon: ‘Quietly ambitious and beautifully achieved.’

Hilary Mantel

Annabel Lyon is a novelist and short-story writer. Her works include The Golden Mean, which has been translated into fourteen languages and won the Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize. She is an Associate Professor of Creative Writing at the University of British Columbia.

‘Lyon shows with chilling precision just how quickly a life can unravel… She has a knack for intrigue, the sizzle behind seemingly ordinary remarks, and she uses this to great effect.’

Guardian

JANUARY Modern and Contemporary Fiction 28 January 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 304pp 9781838952440 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

E-book • 9781838952464 • £8.99 Export Edition • £12.99 Trade Paperback • 304pp 9781838952457

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Gathering Evidence

Pilgrims

Martin MacInnes

Matthew Kneale

‘The best experimentalist now working’ The Times, Book of the Week.

A ragtag collection of pilgrims journey from England to Rome in this sly, dazzling, polyphonic tale.

Shel Murray leads a research team into the rainforests. After an unexplained death, she suspects her team is being hunted.

Back at home, Shel’s partner is attacked touring their new property. Although continents apart, the two begin to realise that they are being stalked by the same threat…

‘This novel confirms MacInnes as a writer of serious ambition and an uncanny degree of talent.’ Guardian Martin MacInnes is the winner of the Somerset Maugham award for his critically acclaimed debut, Infinite Ground.

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction 07 January 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 320pp • 9781786493477 Territories: World Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US E-book • £7.99 • 9781786493460

1289: seven pilgrims, all from very different stations of life, are in search of the sacred… but all too often, they find the profane.

Pilgrims deftly illuminates the fallibility of humans and the absurdities and consolations of belief.

‘Kneale’s medieval world is animated with a refreshing lightness of touch.’ Sunday Telegraph ‘Rich and absorbing.’ The Times Matthew Kneale is the Bookershortlisted author of English Passengers and of Rome: A History in Seven Sackings, a Waterstones Book of the Month.

FEBRUARY Historical Fiction 04 February 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 352pp • 9781786492395 Territories: World English Language Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US E-book • £9.99 • 9781786492388

The Baby Is Mine Oyinkan Braithwaite A blackly funny piece of Lagos gothic, a shortstory exclusive about parenting and playboys for the Quick Reads literacy programme.

When his girlfriend throws him out during the pandemic, Bambi has no choice but to go to Ile-Ife, his uncle’s ramshackle old house in lock-down Lagos. So far as he knows, only his recently widowed aunt is there. But when he arrives during a blackout, he is surprised to find not only Aunty Bidemi sitting in a candlelit room, but also another woman. The two are locked in battle – they both claim to be the mother of the baby boy, fast asleep in his crib.

Who is lying and who is telling the truth? His grandfather had six wives, but for a carefree young playboy in the midst of lock-down, two women at war may be more than he can handle...

Praise for My Sister, the Serial Killer: ‘A literary sensation.’ Guardian ‘Braithwaite is fiendishly talented.’ The Times ‘A pure joy to read.’ Stylist

FEBRUARY Modern and Contemporary Fiction 04 February 2021 • Paperback Original • £1.00 198x129 • 112pp • 9781838952563 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can E-book • £1.00 • 9781838952570

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Oyinkan Braithwaite is a graduate of Creative Writing and Law from Kingston University.

Her first novel, My Sister, the Serial Killer, was a Sunday Times bestseller and was shortlisted for the Women’s Fiction Prize 2019 and longlisted for the Booker Prize 2019.

Milk Blood Heat Dantiel W. Moniz A sensual collection about marriage and motherhood, giving and taking life, and the bright, lit-up human flaws in all of us.

A thirteen-year-old girl meditates on her sadness and the difference between herself and her white best friend; a woman recovering from a miscarriage finds herself unable to let go of her daughter, whose body parts haunt her daily life; servers at a supper club cater to the terrifying cravings of their wealthy clientele; a teenager resists her family’s church and is accused of courting the devil; and two estranged siblings take a road-trip with their father’s ashes, forced to reckon with all the ways he continues to shape them…

‘A gorgeous debut from a wickedly talented new writer.’ Lauren Groff, author of Florida ‘Rigorous and complex, lush and surprising…

A wonder of a debut.’ Nana Kwame AdjeiBrenyah, author of Friday Black

Dantiel W. Moniz is the recipient of the Alice Hoffman Prize for Fiction, the Cecelia Joyce Johnson Emerging Writer Award by the Key West Literary Seminars, and a Tin House Scholarship. Milk Blood Heat is her first book. She lives in Northeast Florida.

MARCH Short Stories 04 March 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 304pp 9781838950583 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E

E-book • 9781838950590 • £8.99

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Damascus

The Butchers

Christos Tsiolkas

Ruth Gilligan

Vivid, visceral and perennial, Damascus unflinchingly dissects doubt, faith, tyranny, revolution, cruelty and sacrifice.

‘A compelling novel about meat and blood and a secret society. But also about borderlands, wounded families and Ireland’s giddy trot towards the 21st century.’ Guardian

In a far-flung corner of the Roman Empire, Saul – now Paul – is drawn into a radical nascent religion. Its mysterious leader’s crucifixion leaves followers waiting in limbo for a promised return. As factions splinter Paul begins to question his new faith and the man at its heart.

‘The novel Tsiolkas was born to write.’

Financial Times ‘Tsiolkas writes with compelling clarity about the primal.’ Sunday Times Christos Tsiolkas is the author of The Slap, which was shortlisted for the 2009 Miles Franklin Literary Award and longlisted for the 2010 Man Booker Prize.

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Historical Fiction 04 March 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 432pp • 9781838950224 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: E, SL E-book • £7.99 • 9781838950231

An old photograph is hung on a gallery wall. It shows a slaughter house in rural Ireland, a painting of the Virgin Mary on the wall, a meat hook suspended from the ceiling – and, from its sharp point, the lifeless body of a man hanging by his feet…

‘An outstanding contemporary twist on the great Irish novel… Highly recommended.’ Irish Independent Ruth Gilligan is an Irish novelist, lecturer and journalist. She has written four novels, including the Irish bestsellers Forget and Nine Folds Make a Paper Swan.

APRIL Modern and Contemporary Fiction 01 April 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 304pp • 9781786499462 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL E-book • £8.99 • 9781786499455

Nervous System Lina Meruane Translated by Megan McDowell An electric novel of systems, those that keep the body alive, those that keep families together, those that govern the world around us and those that spin planets on their axes out in the cosmic dark.

A young woman struggles to finish her PhD on stars and galaxies. Instead, she obsessively tracks the experience of her own body, listening to its functions and rhythms, finally locating in its patterns the beginning of illness and instability. As she discovers the precarity of her self, she begins to turn her attention to the distant orbits of her family members, each moving away from the familial system and each so different in their experiences, but somehow made similar in their shared history of illness and trauma, both political and personal.

Lina Meruane is one of the most prominent and influential female voices in Chilean contemporary literature. She received her PhD in Latin American Literature from New York University, where she currently serves as Professor of World and Latin American Literature and Creative Writing.

Praise for Seeing Red: ‘Viscous, repulsive and beautiful.’ New Yorker ‘Heartbreaking... Raw... Sexy... Brutal...

Astonishing.’ The Scotsman ‘Burns with vigour and urgency.’ Los Angeles Times

APRIL Modern and Contemporary Fiction 01 April 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 304pp 9781786499479 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

E-book • 9781786499486 • £8.99

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We Run the Tides Vendela Vida An achingly beautiful and wickedly funny story of female friendship, betrayal, and a mysterious disappearance.

Teenage Eulabee and her alluring best friend, Maria Fabiola, own the streets of Sea Cliff, their foggy, oceanside San Francisco neighbourhood. Their lives move along uneventfully, they attend a swanky all-girls’ school, take afternoon walks by the ocean and attend weekend sleepovers. Then everything changes. Eulabee and Maria Fabiola have a disagreement about what they did or didn’t witness on the way to school one morning, and this creates a schism in their friendship. The rupture is followed by Maria Fabiola’s sudden disappearance – a potential kidnapping that shakes the quiet community, threatening to expose unspoken truths and innocence lost.

‘The dreamy yearning and turmoil of youth are evoked here so vividly as to seem supernaturally conjured.’ Lisa Halliday, author of Asymmetry ‘One of the best novels about girlhood and female friendship I’ve ever read.’ Mary Beth Keane, author of Ask Again, Yes

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Vendela Vida is the awardwinning author of six books, including The Diver’s Clothes Lie Empty, And Now You Can Go, Let the Northern Lights Erase Your Name and The Lovers. A founding editor of The Believer magazine, she lives in the Bay Area with her family.

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction 06 May 2021 Hardback • £14.99 210x148 • 272pp 9781786499585 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL

E-book • 9781786499592 • £6.99 Export Edition • Trade Paperback • 9781838951047 • £12.99

The Cat and The City The Rain Heron Nick Bradley

Robbie Arnott

An inventive and beguiling debut of missed connections, colliding storylines and a calico cat.

A novel about war and precarity, about the endurance of legends and the dark magic to be found in our natural world.

A stray cat wends her way through Tokyo and brushes up against the seemingly disparate lives of the city-dwellers. She connects them all – from long-lost brothers searching for each other to a convenience store worker searching for love – in the most unexpected ways.

Ren lives alone on the remote frontier of a country devastated by a coup. High on the forested slopes, she survives by hunting and trading – and forgetting. But when a young soldier comes to the mountains in search of a legendary creature, Ren is inexorably drawn into an impossible mission…

‘Ingenious… touching, surprising and sometimes heartbreaking.’ Guardian ‘If you’re itching to read a new novel by David Mitchell... try this.’ The Times Nick Bradley lived in Japan for a decade, speaks the language fluently and holds a PhD focusing on the cat in Japanese literature.

‘Robbie Arnott has deftly crafted an audacious idea into an original, compelling work… The Rain Heron is literary art.’ The Australian Robbie Arnott’s first novel, Flames, was shortlisted for the Victorian Premier’s Literary Award for Fiction and longlisted for the Miles Franklin Literary Award.

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction 06 May 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 304pp • 9781786499912 Territories: World English Language Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £5.99 • 9781786499905

Modern and Contemporary Fiction 03 June 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 288pp • 9781838951283 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £6.99 • 9781838951276

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Atlantic Books Non-Fiction Atlantic publishes a prize-winning non-fiction list covering history, current affairs, popular science and economics. Spring/Summer 2021 brings a wealth of new titles from defining contemporary writers, including Tawseef Khan on Islamophobia, Tom Vanderbilt on lifelong learning, Katie Engelhart on assisted dying, Brian Christian on AI and Vince Cable on economics. We also have brilliant paperbacks of Wendy Moore’s Endell Street and Isabel Hardman’s The Natural Health Service.

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Beginners The Curious Power of Lifelong Learning

Tom Vanderbilt Discover why learning is good for us and how to develop a ‘Beginner’s Mindset’.

For many of us, the last time we learned a new skill was during childhood. We live in an age that reveres expertise but looks down on the beginner.

This book asks the question: could we benefit from embracing new skills, even if we’re initially hopeless? Bestselling author Tom Vanderbilt sets out to find the answer, tasking himself with acquiring several new skills under the tutelage of professionals, including drawing, singing, juggling, surfing and much more. Witty and often surprisingly profound, Beginners is an uplifting exploration of the science of brain plasticity and how we can learn to learn anew.

‘Elegant and persuasive. Vanderbilt tackles one of the most pernicious of the lies we tell ourselves – that the pleasures of learning are reserved for the young.’ Malcolm Gladwell

Tom Vanderbilt writes for numerous publications, including Wired, The Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal. He is the author of the international bestseller Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us). He is based in Brooklyn, New York.

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Popular Science 07 January 2021 Hardback • £16.99 225x148 • 320pp 9781786493095 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

E-book • 9781786493125 • £10.99 Export Edition • £14.99 Trade Paperback • 320pp 9781786493101

Crisis of Conscience Whistleblowing in an Age of Fraud

Tom Mueller ‘Powerful... Mueller’s extensively reported tales of individual whistleblowers and their often cruel fates are compelling.’ Washington Post Drawing on relentless original research, including in-depth interviews with more than 200 whistleblowers, Crisis of Conscience is a modern-day David-andGoliath saga, told through a series of riveting cases drawn from Big Pharma, the military and beyond.

‘Authoritative and timely.’ George Soros Tom Mueller is the author of the New York Times-bestselling Extra Virginity: The Sublime and Scandalous World of Olive Oil.

How the Brain Lost its Mind Sex, Hysteria and the Riddle of Mental Illness

Allan Ropper and B.D. Burrell ‘Absorbing and scholarly... Hugely entertaining.’ Guardian How the Brain Lost its Mind uncovers the colourful yet grim history of neurosyphilis and reveals why neurology and psychiatry continue to operate independently of each other, while also raising a host of philosophical and practical questions.

‘A rollicking ride, patient by patient, through the history of two conditions, hysteria and neurosyphilis.’ The Times Dr Allan H. Ropper and B.D. Burrell are the authors of the Sunday Times bestseller Reaching Down the Rabbit Hole.

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Current Affairs 07 January 2021 • Paperback • £11.99 198x129 • 608pp • 9781782397489 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £9.99 • 9781782397472

History of Medicine 07 January 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 256pp • 9781786491831 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £9.99 • 9781786491824

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Pain The Science of the Feeling Brain

Abdul-Ghaaliq Lalkhen An enlightening exploration of the fascinating science behind pain and the complexities of its treatment, by a leading doctor in the field.

Pain is integral to human existence and survival but we understand very little of the biological mystery underpinning it. Even medical practitioners often fail to grasp the complexities of how we experience pain. As a result, we are currently in the midst of an opioid epidemic driven by medical tradition and aided and abetted by the pharmaceutical industry.

Common conceptualisations of pain still equate it with tissue damage but that is only a very small part of the story. A woman who has just undergone a caesarean reports dramatically less pain and recovers quicker than a patient who has had kidney stones removed, a similarly damaging operation.

The truth is that pain is a complex interplay of excited nerves, psychological interpretation, social preconceptions and cultural context.

Using case studies, science and medical history, Pain is the first book to explain the current issues and intricacies surrounding the treatment of pain, how we developed our current relationship with pain (and why that is problematic), and what the future of pain treatment holds.

Abdul-Ghaaliq Lalkhen has been working in pain management for more than ten years. He is a member of the Faculty of Pain Medicine affiliated to the Royal College of Anaesthetists and a Visiting Professor at Manchester Metropolitan University. He lives in Manchester.

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History of Medicine 14 January 2021 Hardback • £16.99 216x138 • 320pp 9781786497055 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

E-book • 9781786497062 • £10.99 Export Edition • £14.99 Trade Paperback • 320pp 9781838950675

The Alignment Problem How Can Machines Learn Human Values?

Brian Christian How do we prevent AI working against us?

Algorithms impact every aspect of modern life, from the news we consume to which friends wish us happy birthday. But as they make ever more decisions on our behalf, how do we ensure they do what we want?

This conundrum – dubbed ‘The Alignment Problem’ – is the subject of this timely and important book. From the AI program which cheats at computer games to the sexist algorithm behind Google Translate, bestselling author Brian Christian explains the collision between artificial intelligence and human values. Urgent and compelling, this is an accessible primer to one of the most important issues facing us today.

‘Vital reading. This is the book on artificial intelligence we need right now.’ Mike Krieger, co-founder of Instagram ‘Fascinating and provocative.’ Stuart Russell

Brian Christian is the author of the acclaimed bestsellers The Most Human Human and Algorithms to Live By, which have been translated into nineteen languages. A visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley, he lives in San Francisco.

JANUARY Information Technology 21 January 2021 Hardback • £16.99 225x148 • 464pp 9781786494306 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL

E-book • 9781786494320 • £9.99 Export Edition • £14.99 Trade Paperback • 464pp 9781786494313

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The Natural Health Service What the Great Outdoors Can Do for Your Mind

Isabel Hardman The bestselling author and award-winning journalist investigates how nature and exercise can boost mental wellbeing.

In The Natural Health Service, Isabel Hardman draws on her own personal experience, interviews with mental illness sufferers and psychologists, and the latest research to examine what role wildlife and exercise can play in helping anyone cope with mental illness.

‘Brilliant, clear-eyed and convincing.’ Matt Haig Isabel Hardman is assistant editor of the Spectator and presents Week in Westminster on BBC Radio 4.

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The New Class War Saving Democracy from the Metropolitan Elite

Michael Lind A maverick thinker offers a bold new framework for understanding turmoil in the West.

In this controversial and groundbreaking book, one of America’s leading thinkers argues that only a fresh class settlement can avert a never-ending cycle of clashes between oligarchs and populists – and save democracy.

‘Sharply argued... Lind’s book offers a bracing, and at times brilliant, polemic.’

Financial Times Michael Lind is the author of more than a dozen books of non-fiction, fiction and poetry.

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Nature 07 January 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 336pp • 9781786495921 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL, US E-book • £9.99 • 9781786495938

Sociology 04 February 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 224pp • 9781786499578 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL E-book • £9.99 • 9781786499561

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The Warrior and the Prophet The Shawnee Brothers Who Defied a Nation

Peter Cozzens The riveting story of the Native American brothers who united the greatest number of tribes ever to fight the white settlers, by the author of The Earth Is Weeping.

Until his death in 1813, Shawnee chief Tecumseh was, alongside his brother Tenskwatawa, the co-founder of the greatest pan-Indian confederation in history. Over time, Tenskwatawa has been relegated to the shadows, but Peter Cozzens now shows us that while Tecumseh was a brilliant diplomat and war leader, it was Tenskwatawa, the ‘Shawnee Prophet’, who created a vital doctrine of religious and cultural revitalization that unified the disparate tribes of the Old Northwest.

Bringing the reader to the forefront of the chaos and violence that characterized the young American republic, Cozzens tells the untold story of the brothers who retaliated against the threat of white expansion and reveals how they were the Native Americans’ last hope.

Praise for The Earth Is Weeping:

Peter Cozzens is the author of over seventeen books on the Civil War and the American West. He recently retired after 30 years as a Foreign Service Officer with the US Department of State. The Earth Is Weeping was the winner of the Gilder Lehrman Prize for Military History and the Caroline Bancroft History Prize.

‘Extraordinary... Cozzens has stripped the myth from these stories, but he is such a superb writer that what remains is exquisite.’ The Times

FEBRUARY History 04 February 2021 Hardback • £25.00 234x156 • 560pp 9781838951498 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

E-book • 9781838951504 • £7.99

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Money and Power The World Leaders Who Changed Economics

Vince Cable A captivating economic history of government all over the world.

Economics is not just a science of models and mathematics – through policy it has the power to transform people’s lives for better or worse.

In this magisterial history, economist and politician Vince Cable examines the legacy of sixteen world leaders who transformed their countries’ fortunes and who also challenged economic convention. From Lenin in the USSR to Thatcher in the UK, from Lee Kuan Yew in Singapore to Trump in the US, Money and Power provides a whole new perspective on the science of government. Examining the interplay of economics and politics, this is a compelling journey through some of the most significant people and events of the past 300 years.

Praise for After the Storm: ‘A lucid, erudite analysis of the global economy, and Britain’s place in it.’ Observer

Sir Vince Cable is the former UK Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills and former President of the UK Board of Trade. He is the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Storm: The World Economic Crisis and What It Means.

‘A remarkably rounded work... Cable has produced a book that makes a serious and relevant contribution.’ Evening Standard

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Economics 04 February 2021 Hardback • £20.00 234x156 • 320pp 9781786495105 Territories: World Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US

E-book • 9781786495129 • £10.99 Export Edition • £14.99 Trade Paperback • 320pp 9781786495112

The Rome Plague Diaries Lockdown Life in the Eternal City

Matthew Kneale A warm and affectionate portrait of a city and a people under lockdown during the Covid-19 crisis, by the prize-winning author of Rome: A History in Seven Sackings.

On the first morning of Rome’s Covid-19 lockdown Matthew Kneale felt an urge to connect with friends and acquaintances and began writing an email, describing where he was, what was happening and what it felt like, and sent it to everyone he could think of. He was soon composing daily reports as he tried to comprehend a period of time, when everyone’s lives suddenly changed and Italy struggled against an epidemic, that was so strange, so troubling and so fascinating that he found it impossible to think about anything else.

Having lived in Rome for eighteen years, Matthew has grown to know the capital and its citizens well and this collection of brilliant diary pieces connects what he has learned about the city with this extraordinary, anxious moment, revealing the Romans through the intense prism of the coronavirus crisis.

Praise for Rome: A History in Seven Sackings: ‘Gripping and ingenious... Kneale’s account is a masterpiece of pacing and suspense.’

Sunday Times

Matthew Kneale is the author of seven novels and two works of non-fiction. His debut novel, Whore Banquets, won the Somerset Maugham Award, Sweet Thames won the John Llewellyn Rhys Prize, and English Passengers, shortlisted for the Man Booker and Miles Franklin, won the Whitbread Book of the Year Award in 2000. His previous non-fiction book, Rome: A History in Seven Sackings, was a Sunday Times bestseller.

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Travel Writing 04 February 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 302pp 9781838953010 Territories: World All Languages Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US

E-book • 9781838953027 • £14.99

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Parisian Lives Samuel Beckett, Simone de Beauvoir and Me – a Memoir

Deirdre Bair Finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Biography 2020.

In a refreshingly candid memoir, awardwinning biographer Deirdre Bair explores her fifteen remarkable years in Paris with Samuel Beckett and Simone de Beauvoir, painting intimate new portraits of two literary giants and revealing secrets of the biographical art.

A Crisis of Race and Capitalism

Thant Myint-U ‘A sobering account, told elegantly and eruditely.’ Financial Times In this compelling and timely inside account of the recent crisis in Burma, Thant Myint-U explores the country’s troubled journey from dictatorship to democracy, and details an unsettling prognosis for the future.

‘Fascinating... Wonderfully entertaining and absorbing.’ Sunday Times

‘Thant Myint-U is the greatest living historian of Burma.’ William Dalrymple

Deirdre Bair was a celebrated writer and biographer. She received the National Book Award for Samuel Beckett: A Biography.

Thant Myint-U is an award-winning writer, historian and conservationist.

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The Hidden History of Burma

Biography and Memoir 04 February 2021 • Paperback • £10.99 198x129 • 368pp • 9781786492685 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £9.99 • 9781786492678

MARCH History 04 March 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 304pp • 9781786497901 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, India Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £9.99 • 9781786497895

Endell Street

The Home Stretch

The Women Who Ran Britain’s Trailblazing Military Hospital

Why the Gender Revolution Stalled at the Kitchen Sink

Wendy Moore

Sally Howard

The forgotten story of a London hospital during WWI which was staffed and run entirely by women.

A lively, sharp look at one of the great ignored issues of feminism: domestic labour.

In 1915 pioneering suffragette doctors Flora Murray and Louisa Garrett Anderson established a new military hospital in a vast and derelict old workhouse in London.

Endell Street provides a long-overdue tribute to the brilliance and bravery of an extraordinary group of women.

While women are making slow but steady gains in the workplace, at home the housework divide is widening. This fascinating investigation examines feminism’s final frontier: the domestic labour gap, showing how we got here and what the future could look like.

‘A masterpiece... an unmissable, thrilling read.’ Evening Standard

‘An impassioned and compelling case for why housework is fundamental... the kind of book you’ll want to pass between friends.’ New Statesman

‘Meticulously researched, written with elan and wit.’ New York Times Wendy Moore is a freelance journalist and author of five non-fiction books on medical and social history. She lives in London.

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Sally Howard is a journalist specializing in gender, human rights and social trends.

She lives in London.

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History of Medicine 04 March 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 384pp • 9781786495853 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £8.99 • 9781786495860

Gender Studies 04 March 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 336pp • 9781786497598 Territories: UK C/Wealth Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £7.99 • 9781786497581

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The Muslim Problem Why We’re Wrong About Islam and Why It Matters

Tawseef Khan A provocative exploration of what it means to be a Muslim today.

Why are Muslim men portrayed as inherently violent? Does the veil violate women’s rights?

Is Islam stopping Muslims from integrating?

Across Western societies, Muslims are more misunderstood than any other minority. But what does it mean to believe in Islam today – to have forged your beliefs and identity in the shadow of 9/11 and the War on Terror?

Exploding stereotypes from both inside and outside the faith, The Muslim Problem shows that while we may think we know all about Islam we are often wrong about even the most basic facts.

Bold and provocative, The Muslim Problem is both a wake-up call for non-believers and a passionate new framework for Muslims to navigate a world that is often set against them.

Tawseef Khan is a solicitor specializing in immigration and asylum law and a human rights activist. In 2016, he obtained a doctoral degree from the University of Liverpool, where his thesis explored the experiences of lesbian, gay and bisexual asylum-seekers under the British asylum system. He was a recipient of a 2017 Northern Writers Award. He is a Muslim and lives in Manchester.

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Islam 04 March 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 240pp 9781786499516 Territories: World Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US

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The Inevitable Stories of Life, Meaning and the Right to Die

Katie Engelhart A compelling and beautifully written investigation into the Right to Die movement.

Award-winning journalist Katie Engelhart explores one of our most abiding taboos: that of assisted suicide. From Avril, the 80-year-old British woman illegally importing pentobarbital, to the Australian doctor dispensing suicide manuals online, Engelhart travels the world to hear the stories behind this contentious moral dilemma.

At once intensely troubling and profoundly moving, The Inevitable interrogates our most uncomfortable moral questions. Should a paralyzed teenager be allowed to end her life?

Should we be free to die painlessly before dementia takes our mind? But the book also does something more. In examining our end, it sheds crucial light on what it means to flourish and live.

‘I couldn’t stop reading. Katie Engelhart refuses to look away from death, or more accurately, from dying. The Inevitable challenges us to keep looking and asking hard questions, even if we are uncomfortable with the answers.’ Anne Marie Slaughter

Katie Engelhart is a writer and documentary filmmaker with NBC. She previously worked as a UK-based correspondent and presenter for VICE News. She is the recipient of numerous journalism awards, including the American National Magazine Award, the Canadian National Magazine Award and the British Broadcasting Award.

MARCH Sociology 04 March 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 320pp 9781786495648 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

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Apocalypse How?

The Age of Islands

Technology and the Threat of Disaster

In Search of New and Disappearing Islands

Oliver Letwin

Alastair Bonnett

An urgent and eye-opening examination of how technology is leaving society open to myriad catastrophic threats.

‘Extraordinary... Bonnett writes with an acerbic charm... A fascinating and intelligent book.’ Sunday Times

In this groundbreaking book, former government minister Oliver Letwin looks ten years into the future and imagines a networked society in which the national grid has collapsed – with disastrous consequences. Using his vast experience, Letwin explores why we should question our unshakeable faith in technology.

Alastair Bonnett takes the reader on a compelling and thought-provoking tour of the world’s newest, most fragile and beautiful islands and reveals how they all have urgent stories to tell.

‘Entertaining and insightful.’ Evening Standard ‘One of the most important books of the year.’ Literary Review

‘A knowledgeable world tour of different types of islands, much enhanced by selfdeprecating accounts of his own often shoestring visits.’ Literary Review Alastair Bonnett is Professor of Social Geography at Newcastle University.

Sir Oliver Letwin was MP for West Dorset from 1997 to 2019. He lives in West Dorset and London.

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Information Technology 04 March 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 256pp • 9781786496881 Territories: World Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US E-book • £9.99 • 9781786496898

Geography 01 April 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 256pp • 9781786498120 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £9.99 • 9781786498113

The Florentines From Dante to Galileo

Paul Strathern A sweeping 400-year history of both the city and the people who gave birth to the Renaissance.

Between the birth of Dante in 1265 and the death of Galileo in 1642 something happened which completely revolutionized Western civilization. Painting, sculpture and architecture would all visibly change in a striking fashion.

Likewise, the thought and self-conception of humanity would take on a completely different aspect. Sciences would be born, or emerge in an entirely new guise.

In a compelling narrative, Paul Strathern shows how the ideas which broke this mould largely began, and flourished, in Florence.

While bringing to life the city and a vast cast of Florentines – including Dante, Galileo, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo – he reveals how this transformation of the Western world has remained indelibly stamped by its origins.

Praise for The Borgias: ‘This history of ruthlessness, intrigue and men broken on Fortune’s Wheel is a wickedly entertaining read.’ The Times

Paul Strathern studied Philosophy at Trinity College, Dublin. He is a Somerset Maugham Award-winning novelist and the author of several works of non-fiction, including The Medici, The Artist, the Philosopher and the Warrior, Spirit of Venice, Death in Florence and The Borgias.

‘A vivid insight into the hothouse world of papal politics in the tumultuous years before the Reformation.’ Daily Telegraph

APRIL History 01 April 2021 Hardback • £20.00 234x156 • 400pp 9781786498724 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

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The Real Zodiac The True Story in Your Stars

Tom Kerss An engaging and lively cultural and scientific exploration of the stars of the Zodiac.

The twelve constellations that make up the Zodiac have been touch points for stargazers for thousands of years. Visible from nearly everywhere on earth, they contain some of the brightest stars in the sky.

The myths and stories pinned to these stars were the foundation for astronomical understanding long before the development of the scientific method. Astronomy has now provided the answers that were sought for most of human history, and it is up to us to revive the storytelling tradition of the past to engage with them.

The Real Zodiac is an entertaining guide to reacquainting ourselves with the night sky – seeking out and understanding the real constellations that inspired our star signs.

Drawing from both the old tales our ancestors told about the stars and the science of their true nature, this book tells the wonderful true story of our relationship with the cosmos.

Tom Kerss is an astronomer, astrophotographer, writer and science communicator, formerly based at the Royal Observatory in London. He is the author of the hugely popular Stargazing and Moongazing and has written for a range of publications from BBC Sky at Night to the Guardian.

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Astrology 01 April 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 256pp 9781838951146 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

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The Great Imperial Hangover How Empires Have Shaped the World

Samir Puri A groundbreaking book that explains how the world’s history of empires still influence our lives and politics today For the first time in millennia we live without empires. But that doesn’t mean we don’t feel their presence. From Russia’s incursions in the Ukraine to Brexit; from Trump’s ‘Americafirst’ policy to Chinese activity in Africa; from Modi’s India to the hotbed of the Middle East, The Great Imperial Hangover examines how the world’s imperial legacies are shaping the thorniest issues we face today.

Praise for The Great Imperial Hangover: ‘Enlightening.’ Spectator ‘Excellent.’ Robert D. Kaplan

Samir Puri is adjunct professor in the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a lecturer in King’s College London’s War Studies Department.

APRIL History 01 April 2021 Paperback • £10.99 198x129 • 384pp 9781786498335 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL, T

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Mine!

How the Hidden Rules of Ownership Control Our Lives

Michael Heller and James Salzman A Freakonomics-style investigation into the mysteries of ownership, filled with counterintuitive insights and fascinating case studies.

Who controls the space around an aeroplane seat: you or the person behind you trying to work on their laptop? Who owns your favourite football player? And why do Facebook and Google want your private data?

In Mine! Michael Heller and James Salzman reveal the hidden economic and social rules that guide everyday life, demonstrating that much of what we assume about ownership is wrong. Whether a lost wallet, a playground swing or a London flat, Mine! explores what ownership means and why it governs everything we do.

Praise for The Gridlock Economy by Michael Heller: ‘A compelling account with broad policy implications.’ Business Week ‘A new way to look at economic issues.’ Reuters

Michael Heller is Professor of Real Estate Law and former Vice Dean for Intellectual Life at Columbia Law School. One of the world’s leading authorities on ownership, he is the author of The Gridlock Economy.

James Salzman is Professor of Environmental Law at UCLA School of Law. He has written more than ninety articles and nine books, including Drinking Water.

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Business 06 May 2021 Hardback • £16.99 234x156 • 304pp 9781786497789 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

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The Founders Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and the Company that Made the Modern Internet

Jimmy Soni The gripping inside story of PayPal and how Silicon Valley’s most successful entrepreneurs created the digital age as we know it.

Out of PayPal’s ranks have come three billionaires and dozens of multi-millionaires, including household names like Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and Reid Hoffman. PayPal’s alumni have built, funded and advised almost all of the billion-dollar-plus companies to emerge from Silicon Valley in the past two decades.

This book tells the gripping story of how the so-called PayPal Mafia turned a scrappy startup into one of the most successful businesses of all time, worth over $70 billion today. Full of fascinating characters and anecdotes about Silicon Valley’s biggest titans, The Founders also shows how PayPal’s innovations continue to power the internet today.

Praise for A Mind at Play: How Claude Shannon Invented the Information Age:

Jimmy Soni is an author and editor who has worked for the New York Observer, the Washington Examiner and HuffPost, among others. With Rob Goodman he is the author of Rome’s Last Citizen and A Mind at Play: How Claude Shannon Invented the Information Age. He lives in New York.

‘A long overdue, insightful, and humane portrait of eccentric and towering genius.’

Walter Isaacson

MAY Information Technology 06 May 2021 Hardback • £16.99 225x147 • 304pp 9781786498281 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

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The Curse of Bigness How Corporate Giants Came to Rule the World

Tim Wu A compelling argument for why we must fight global monopolies to protect freedom and prosperity.

In The Curse of Bigness, Tim Wu exposes the threats monopolies pose to economic stability and social freedom around the world. Urgent and persuasive, this manifesto argues we need to rediscover the anti-monopoly traditions that brought great peace and prosperity in the past.

How to Build a Business Without Losing Your Values

Julietta Dexter One of the UK’s leading women CEOs explores a new paradigm for long-term business success.

In this powerful and hopeful book, the award-winning CEO of The Communications Store, Julietta Dexter, explains why profit should be just one consideration among several, and why honesty, reliability and diversity are the best foundations for long-term success.

‘What a joy!’ Ruby Wax

‘Admirably concise and punchy.’ The Times

‘Timely.’ Stylist

‘An excellent primer.’ Financial Times

Julietta Dexter founded The Communications Store in 1995. She lives in London.

Tim Wu is Professor of Law, Science and Technology at Columbia Law School and a contributing writer for the New York Times.

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Good Company

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Business 06 May 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 192pp • 9781838950873 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £7.99 • 9781838950835

Business 06 May 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 272pp • 978381786497222 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL, T E-book • £6.99 • 9781786497215

Open The Story of Human Progress

Why the Germans do it Better

Johan Norberg

Notes from a Grown-Up Country

A vital exploration of openness and why we must defend it at all costs.

John Kampfner

Humanity’s embrace of openness is the key to our success, so why are we intent on ruining it? Part sweeping history and part polemic, this urgent book argues why an open world with an open economy is worth fighting for more than ever.

‘Superb.’ Matt Ridley ‘Excellent.’ Vince Cable Johan Norberg is an author, lecturer and filmmaker. He spreads his time between his native Sweden and the US.

‘Authoritative, timely and courageous.’

Philippe Sands Mixing personal journey and anecdote with compelling empirical evidence, this is a provocative and entertaining exploration of the country many still love to hate. Part memoir, part history, part travelogue, Why the Germans do it Better is a rich and witty portrait of an eternally fascinating country.

‘Smart, provocative and entertaining.’

Kay Burley John Kampfner is an award-winning author, broadcaster and foreign-affairs commentator. He is the former editor of the New Statesman.

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Social History 06 May 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 448pp • 9781786497192 Territories: World English Language Rights: AU, E, SL, US E-book • £9.99 • 9781786497178

Politics 03 June 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 320pp • 9781786499783 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US E-book • £8.99 • 9781786499776

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Hard Choices Britain and the New Geometry of Global Power

Peter Ricketts A groundbreaking exploration of the difficult decisions Britain faces outside the EU in a fast-changing world.

After decades of peace and prosperity, the international order put in place after World War Two is rapidly coming to an end.

Disastrous foreign wars, global recession, the meteoric rise of China and India and the Covid pandemic have undermined the power of the West’s international institutions and unleashed the forces of nationalism and protectionism.

In this lucid and groundbreaking analysis, one of Britain’s most experienced senior diplomats highlights the key dilemmas Britain faces, from trade to security, arguing that international co-operation and solidarity are the surest ways to prosper in a world more dangerous than ever.

Peter Ricketts has been at the heart of Britain’s foreign policy for more than 30 years.

He was Chairman of the Joint Intelligence Committee, UK Permanent Representative to NATO, Permanent Secretary in the Foreign Office and Ambassador to France. He has written for the Financial Times, the Times, the New Statesman and Prospect, and regularly appears on Sky News and the BBC. Hard Choices is his first book.

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Politics 03 June 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 224pp 9781838951818 Territories: World English Language

E-book • 9781838951825 • £8.99

Wings Over Water The Story of the World’s Greatest Air Race and the Birth of the Spitfire

Jonathan Glancey The story of the Schneider Trophy, a series of air races that captivated both sides of the Atlantic.

Announced in 1912, the Schneider Trophy stole the imaginations of pioneering aircraft manufacturers in America, France, Britain and Italy, as they competed in a series of air races that led to the most potent military fighters of World War Two. It is an exhilarating tale of raw adventure and engineering genius.

Praise for Concorde: ‘A thoughtful hymn to a great symbol of the analogue age.’ The Times Jonathan Glancey’s books include The Journey Matters, Concorde, Harrier, Giants of Steam and Spitfire: The Biography.

The Mystery of Charles Dickens A.N. Wilson A brilliant and insightful celebration of the imaginative genius of Charles Dickens.

Filled with twists, pathos and unusual characters, The Mystery of Charles Dickens looks back from the legendary writer’s death to recall the key events in his life.

In doing so, A.N. Wilson brilliantly revisits the wellspring of Dickens’ imagination, revealing why his novels continue to resonate today.

‘Hugely enjoyable... Wonderfully fresh and vivid.’ Daily Telegraph A.N. Wilson is a prolific and awardwinning biographer and celebrated novelist.

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Aviation 03 June 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 352pp • 9781786494214 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E E-book • £10.99 • 9781786494207

Biography and Memoir 03 June 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 368pp • 9781786497932 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £12.99 • 9781786497925

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The New Opium Capitalism, Mental Health and the Sedation of a Nation

Dr James Davies A provocative and shocking look at how Western society is misunderstanding and mistreating mental illness.

In Britain alone, more than 20 per cent of the adult population take a psychiatric drug in any one year. This is an increase of over 500 per cent since 1980 and the numbers continue to grow. Yet, despite this prescription epidemic, levels of mental illness of all types have actually increased in number and severity.

Using a wealth of studies, interviews with experts, and detailed analysis, Dr James Davies argues that this is because we have fundamentally mischaracterized the problem.

Rather than viewing most mental distress as an understandable reaction to wider societal problems, we have embraced a medical model which situates the problem solely within the sufferer and their brain.

Urgent and persuasive, The New Opium systematically examines why this individualistic view of mental illness has been promoted by successive governments and big business – and why it is so misplaced and dangerous.

Dr James Davies is Associate Professor of Mental Health and Anthropology at the University of Roehampton. He is the author of the bestselling book Cracked: Why psychiatry is doing more harm than good.

Praise for Cracked: ‘Chilling reading.’ Will Self, Guardian

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Psychology 03 June 2021 Hardback • £18.99 234x156 • 304pp 9781786499844 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

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Black and Blue The True-life Story of Britain’s Most Senior Asian Policewoman

Parm Sandhu with Stuart Prebble A controversial and inspirational true life story that details the appalling prejudice faced by the most senior BAME officer in the London Metropolitan police force.

In an enthralling narrative, Parm Sandhu chronicles her journey from life in 1960s Birmingham as the fourth child of immigrants from the Punjab to the senior ranks of the Met. Forced into an abusive arranged marriage aged just 16, Parm eventually picked up her newborn son and escaped to London. After several years working in the DHSS, she joined the Met as a constable.

In a police career lasting thirty years, she worked in everything from crime prevention to counter-terrorism, however, her time on the force was chequered throughout with incidents of racial and gender discrimination, and she eventually found herself facing a spurious charge of gross misconduct.

In Black and Blue Parm tells her shocking story and of her quest for justice in her police work and for herself. It is a story that cannot fail to inspire anyone who has experienced prejudice or abuse of any kind.

Parm Sandhu joined the police in 1989 and rose through the ranks to become the highest ranking female Asian officer in the Met. Among many honours, Parm has been awarded Asian Women of the Year, the Vasakhi Award (Mayor of London) and Sikh Women of Distinction (Sikh Women’s Alliance).

Stuart Prebble was for many years a leading television journalist, notably on ITV’s World in Action programme, and later became CEO of ITV. He is now a successful producer and writer.

JUNE Biography and Memoir 03 June 2021 Hardback • £18.99 234x156 • 352pp 9781838952648 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL

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Corvus Corvus is Atlantic’s commercial fiction imprint, publishing in all genres, including crime and thriller, historical and women’s fiction. We aim to delight readers in both print and digital with addictively entertaining and thrilling stories. Our Spring/ Summer 2021 season includes The Favour, a blistering debut about power and privilege, and The Girl in the Mirror, a twisty suspense novel about identical twins and a holiday gone wrong.

We also have exciting new novels from bestselling authors Elizabeth Buchan, Sam Blake, S.W. Perry and Caroline Bond.

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The Dark Room Sam Blake A pacey and thrilling tale from the author of the number one Irish Times bestseller, Keep Your Eyes on Me. Rachel Lambert leaves London afraid for her personal safety and in search of the true identity of a murdered homeless man with links to a country house hotel called Hare’s Landing.

New York-based crime reporter Caroline Kelly’s career is threatened by a lawsuit and she needs some thinking space away from her job. But almost as soon as she arrives at Hare’s Landing, the old hotel begins to reveal its secrets – a 30-year-old missing person’s case and the mysterious death of the hotel’s former owner.

As Rachel and Caroline join forces, it becomes clear the two mysteries are intertwined – and that there is nothing more dangerous than the truth...

Praise for Keep Your Eyes on Me: ‘A fast-paced thriller with a twisting plot.’

Irish Times ‘Pacey and exciting and totally joyous.’ Jo Spain

Sam Blake is a pseudonym for Vanessa Fox O’Loughlin, the founder of The Inkwell Group publishing consultancy and the hugely popular national writing resources website writing.ie. She is Ireland’s leading literary scout and has assisted many awardwinning and bestselling authors to publication.

‘Delightfully dark and satisfying.’ Roz Watkins ‘Terrific.’ Alex Marwood

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Mystery and Thriller 07 January 2021 Trade Paperback • £12.99 234x156 • 304pp 9781786498601 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL

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The Surplus Girls’ Orphans Polly Heron The second in a quartet of sagas following three Surplus Girls as they seek happiness after the tragedies suffered in World War One. Manchester, 1922. Molly Watson has had enough. Engaged for the last three years to a penny-pinching pedant, she finally decides she’d rather be a surplus girl than marry a man she doesn’t truly love. In order to support herself, she joins a secretarial class to learn new skills, and a whole world opens up to her.

When Molly gets a job at St Anthony’s Orphanage, she befriends caretaker Aaron Abrams. But a misunderstanding leaves them at loggerheads, and damages her in the eyes of the children she has come to care so deeply about. Can she recover her reputation, her livelihood and her budding friendship, before it’s too late?

Praise for The Surplus Girls: ‘An enjoyable read full of good friends and bad characters.’ People’s Friend

Polly Heron has worked as a librarian specializing in schools and children, an infant teacher, a carer and a cook. She lives in North Wales with her husband, but her writing is inspired by her Mancunian roots.

‘A real page-turner that will tug on your heart strings.’ Anna Jacobs

JANUARY Saga 07 January 2021 Paperback Original • £7.99 198x129 • 432pp 9781786499691 Territories: World English Language Rights: AU, E, SL, US

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Alexander’s Legacy: The Three Paradises Robert Fabbri In the second instalment in this breakneck, brutal new series, the fight to control the largest empire in the world continues...

Alexander the Great’s sudden and unexpected death has left the largest, most formidable empire the world has ever seen leaderless. As the fight to take control descends into ruthless scheming and bloody battles, no one – man, woman or child – is safe.

As wars on land and sea are lost and won, and promises are broken, long-buried secrets come to light in the quest for the true circumstances surrounding Alexander’s death.

Was he murdered, and if so by whom? And who will eventually ascend to power at the helm of the empire – if it manages to survive that long?

Can one champion vanquish all...?

Praise for To The Strongest: ‘Fabbri does an admirable job of marshalling his characters and leavens the dark politics with wit and action.’ Antonia Senior, The Times

Robert Fabbri worked in film and TV for 25 years. He has a lifelong passion for ancient history, which inspired him to write the bestselling Vespasian series and the Alexander’s Legacy series. He lives in London and Berlin.

‘An excellent new series by the consistently brilliant Robert Fabbri.’ Sunday Sport

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Historical Adventure 07 January 2021 Hardback • £17.99 234x156 • 416pp 9781786498007 Territories: World English Language Rights: E, SL, US

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One Split Second

The Saracen’s Mark

Caroline Bond

S.W. Perry

A moving and ultimately uplifting novel about how one split second can change everything.

The Jackdaw Mysteries series

A car carrying five friends home from a party crashes into a wall and the consequences are devastating. Everyone is affected – those directly involved, their families and the wider community. With tender care, One Split Second explores our understanding of love and loyalty, grief and forgiveness.

‘Haunting and nuanced… Bond describes the most desperate moments with empathy and insight.’ Charity Norman Caroline Bond is the author of The Second Child, which was picked for The Radio 2 Book Club in 2018.

The third instalment from the bestselling author of the Jackdaw Mysteries series.

England, 1593. Physician and reluctant spy Nicholas Shelby is coerced into travelling to Marrakech to discover the fate of a missing trader. Can he survive his mission and return home safely to rescue what’s left of his fledgling relationship?

Praise for S.W. Perry: ‘My favourite historical crime series.’

S.G. MacLean ‘Historical fiction at its most sumptuous.’

Rory Clements S.W. Perry was a journalist and broadcaster before retraining as a pilot.

He lives in Worcestershire with his wife.

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction 07 January 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 304pp • 9781786499257 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £4.99 • 9781786499240

Historical Crime 04 February 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 464pp • 9781786498991 Territories: World Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US E-book • £4.99 • 9781786498984

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The Last Snow Stina Jackson Translated by Susan Beard From the award-winning author of The Silver Road comes an eerie, atmospheric tale of revenge and redemption.

Early spring has its icy grip on Ödesmark, a small village in northernmost Sweden, abandoned by many of its inhabitants. But Liv Björnlund never left. She lives in a derelict house together with her teenage son and her ageing father, Vidar. They make for a peculiar family and are the cause of gossip among their few remaining neighbours.

Why has Liv stayed by her domineering father’s side all these years? And is it true that Vidar is sitting on a small fortune? His questionable business decisions have made him many enemies over the years, and now someone wants back what is rightfully theirs.

And they will stop at nothing to get it…

Praise for The Silver Road: ‘Unsettling and absorbing.’ Observer ‘Beautifully written, haunting and intense.’

Sunday Times Crime Club

Stina Jackson was born in 1983 and raised in Skellefteå, northern Sweden. Her debut novel, The Silver Road, was an international bestseller and won the 2019 Glass Key Award and the 2019 Book of the Year Award in her home country. The Last Snow has been shortlisted for the 2020 Book of the Year Award in Sweden.

‘A stunning read. Beautifully written and utterly haunting.’ Jo Spain

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Mystery and Thriller 04 February 2021 Hardback • £16.99 234x156 • 384pp 9781786497345 Territories: World English Language Rights: AU, E, SL, US

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The Diplomat’s Wife Michael Ridpath A 30-year mystery haunts a diplomat’s wife, one that she’s determined to resolve, whatever the cost. Perfect for fans of Kate Furnivall.

1936: When Emma marries an ambitious diplomat, she must leave her communist ideals behind and live within the confines of embassy life in Paris and Nazi Berlin. Then, one of her old comrades asks her to report on her philandering husband, and her loyalties are torn.

1979: Emma determines to make one last trip to the places she lived as a young diplomatic wife, and to try to solve a mystery that has haunted her since the war. But her journey takes her to darker, more dangerous places than she could ever have imagined…

Praise for Michael Ridpath: ‘An entertaining mix of techno-thriller, spy novel and domestic noir.’ The Times on Launch Code ‘Ridpath’s best novel yet.’ Stav Sherez on Launch Code

Michael Ridpath is the bestselling author of more than 20 novels, including his financial thriller series, his Magnus Icelandic series and a number of standalones. He lives in north London with his wife and three children.

‘Ridpath has that read-on factor that sets bestsellers apart.’ Guardian

FEBRUARY Historical Thriller 04 February 2021 Trade Paperback • £12.99 234x156 • 304pp 9781786497024 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL

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The Favour Laura Vaughan With shades of A Room with a View and The Talented Mr Ripley, this sumptuous debut is laced with secrets, lies and dangerous obsessions.

At a young age, Ada Howell lost not only her father, but the life she felt she was destined to lead. Now eighteen, Ada is given a second chance when her wealthy godmother gifts her with an extravagant art history trip to Italy.

In the palazzos of Venice, the cathedrals of Florence and the villas of Rome, she finally finds herself among the kind of people she aspires to be: sophisticated, cultured, privileged. Ada does everything in her power to prove she is one of them. And when tragedy strikes, Ada sees an opportunity to permanently bind herself to this gilded set.

But everything hidden must eventually surface, and when it does, Ada discovers she’s been keeping a far darker secret than she could ever have imagined...

Laura Vaughan grew up in rural Wales and studied Art History in Italy and Classics at Bristol and Oxford. She is the author of eleven books for children and young adults. She lives in South London with her husband and two children. The Favour is her debut adult fiction novel.

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction 04 March 2021 Hardback • £14.99 234x156 • 304pp 9781838952013 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can

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Little Secrets

A Burning Sea

Jennifer Hillier

Theodore Brun

‘Shocking, twisted and brilliant. For fans of Shari Lapena, Liz Nugent and Gillian Flynn. Excellent.’ Will Dean

The Wanderer Chronicles series

Marin’s son went missing a year ago. With the police investigation cold, she hires a private investigator to continue searching.

Instead, they reveal her husband is having an affair. Determined to save her marriage, a mistress is a problem Marin can fix.

Permanently.

‘You don’t just read this book; you inhale it.’ Mary Kubica

The third instalment of this brilliant Viking epic set in 8th-century Sweden and medieval Constantinople.

Journeying to the east, Erlan Aurvandil is betrayed, captured and enslaved by a powerful Byzantine general. Fighting for his life in Constantinople as a gladiator, his fate becomes intertwined with that of the Emperor, and the very city itself…

Praise for The Wanderer Chronicles:

‘Outstanding...’ Alex Lake

‘Brun writes with passion and his recreation of this bloody, fascinating world is convincing.’ The Times

Jennifer Hillier is the author of five previous thrillers, including Jar of Hearts.

She lives in Canada.

Theodore Brun studied Archaeology at Cambridge. He lives in Norfolk with his family. A Burning Sea is his third novel.

‘A dark and dazzling treat.’ Mark Edwards

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Mystery and Thriller 04 March 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 352pp • 9781786495198 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £3.99 • 9781786495181

Historical Adventure 04 March 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 512pp • 9781786496171 Territories: World English Language Rights: AU, E, SL, US E-book • £4.99 • 9781786496188

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The Girl in the Mirror Rose Carlyle Filled with chilling, twisty suspense, this is a seductive debut thriller of greed, lust, secrets and deadly lies. Identical twins only look the same...

Twin sisters Iris and Summer are startlingly alike, but beneath the surface lies a darkness that sets them apart. Cynical and insecure, Iris has long been envious of open-hearted Summer’s seemingly never-ending good fortune, including her perfect husband Adam.

Called to Thailand to help Summer and Adam sail the beloved family yacht to the Seychelles, Iris nurtures her own secret hopes for the journey. But then she unexpectedly finds herself alone in the middle of the Indian Ocean, Summer nowhere to be found.

Everything she’s always wanted is now within reach. But just how far is she willing to go to get the life she’s always dreamed about?

Rose Carlyle is a law professor who studied Creative Writing at the University of Auckland. There she was granted a prestigious mentorship under which she developed and completed this manuscript. She spends her spare time travelling to far-flung places and currently lives in New Zealand. The Girl in the Mirror is her debut novel.

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Mystery and Thriller 01 April 2021 Paperback Original • £8.99 198x129 • 304pp 9781838951955 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: AU, E, SL

E-book • £3.99 • 9781838951962

The Heretic’s Mark S.W. Perry The Jackdaw Mysteries series The fourth novel in the bestselling Elizabethan crime series.

London, 1594. The Queen’s physician has been executed for treason and Nicholas Shelby, unorthodox physician and unwilling associate of spymaster Robert Cecil, is accused of being part of the plot. With agents of the Crown on their tail, he and his wife Bianca flee for their lives.

But the pursuing English aren’t the only threat Nicholas and Bianca face. Hella, a strange and fervently religious young woman, has joined them on their journey. And when they finally reach the safety of Padua, the brutal murder of a friend of Bianca’s forces them to wonder, who is this troublingly pious woman? And what does she want…?

Praise for S. W. Perry: ‘Historical fiction at its most sumptuous.’

Rory Clements ‘My favourite historical crime series.’

S.G. MacLean

S.W. Perry was a journalist and broadcaster before retraining as an airline pilot. His debut novel, The Angel’s Mark, was listed for the CWA Historical Dagger and was a Walter Scott Prize Academy Recommended Read 2019. He lives in Worcestershire with his wife.

‘An absolute belter of a read and another fabulous addition to the Jackdaw Mysteries series...’ Liz Robinson, LoveReading

APRIL Historical Crime 01 April 2021 Hardback • £14.99 234x156 • 432pp 9781786499035 Territories: World Rights: AU, E, SL, US

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Two Women in Rome Elizabeth Buchan A beautifully atmospheric story of two women who can never meet, set in a city full of secrets ancient and modern…

Hettie Archer arrives in Rome excited to begin her new job as an archivist. When she discovers a valuable 15th-century painting, she is drawn to find out more about the woman who left it behind, Nina Lawrence.

Nina seems to have led a rewarding and useful life, restoring Italian gardens to their full glory following the destruction of World War Two. So why did no one attend her funeral in 1978?

In exploring Nina’s past, Hettie unravels a tragic love story beset by the political turmoil of post-war Italy. And as she edges closer to understanding Nina, she begins to confront the losses in her own life.

Praise for The Museum of Broken Promises: ‘Enthralling and beautifully written.’ The Times ‘Gripping... This dark story, beautifully written, is shot through with the white heat of first love.’

Daily Mail ‘A beautiful, evocative love story, a heartbreaking journey into a long-buried past.’

David Nicholls

Elizabeth Buchan is a bestselling, prize-winning novelist, reviewer, journalist and literary prize judge, a patron of the Guildford Book Festival and National Academy of Writing, and is on the author committee for The Reading Agency. Her books include Consider the Lily, The New Mrs Clifton and The Museum of Broken Promises.

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction 01 April 2021 Hardback • £14.99 234x156 • 336pp 9781786495327 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

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The Scarlet Code

Two Tribes

C.S. Quinn

Chris Beckett

A Revolution Spy Series

A superb and thought-provoking tale by an Arthur C. Clarke Award-winner.

A thrilling sequel to The Bastille Spy, perfect for fans of C.J. Sansom, Robin Young and Rory Clements.

1789. English spy Attica Morgan is in Paris where revolution is in the air. A deadly killer stalks the streets and Attica alone can unmask him. But now it seems his deadly sights are set on her...

Praise for The Bastille Spy: ‘A rip-roaring adventure.’ Tessa Harris ‘Delicious, brilliant and totally absorbing.’

Carol McGrath C.S. Quinn is a journalist and bestselling author of The Thief Taker series. The Scarlet Code is the second book in her new series.

APRIL APRIL APRIL Historical Adventure 01 April 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 400pp • 9781786498489 Territories: World Rights: AU, E, SL, US E-book • £2.99 • 9781786498496

In the bleak, climate-ravaged 23rd century, historian Zoe uncovers a twohundred-year-old diary. As she unravels the minutiae of 21st-century life and politics, she considers how humans define themselves, and each other, and what that means for our future.

Praise for Chris Beckett: ‘A disturbing descent into a surreal world, written with a deft hand.’ Adrian Tchaikovsky ‘Beckett is superb.’ Guardian on Beneath the World, a Sea Chris Beckett is the winner of the Edge Hill Short Fiction Award, 2009, for ‘The Turing Test’, and the prestigious Arthur C. Clarke Award, 2013, for Dark Eden.

APRIL Modern and Contemporary Fiction 01 April 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 304pp • 9781786499332 Territories: World Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US E-book • £5.99 • 9781786499349

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The Beauty of Impossible Things Rachel Donohue A darkly beguiling story, threaded with fading seaside grandeur and simmering heat, by a Hennessy New Irish Writer Award-winning author.

Fifteen-year-old Natasha has always believed she is special, and when strange lights appear in the sky above her small seaside town, she finds herself at the centre of a mystery. Where did the lights come from, and what do they mean?

Meanwhile, Natasha’s mother, Elizabeth, a beautiful but vulnerable artist, falls in love with their lodger, Mr Bowen. Natasha is convinced that this relationship can only bring Elizabeth unhappiness, and she will do anything in her power to protect her mother.

As portents of doom gather, an unorthodox psychiatrist arrives in the town, determined to uncover the truth, no matter the cost to others.

Praise for Rachel Donohue:

Rachel Donohue, a UCD graduate in Philosophy and Politics, has worked in communications and media relations. She lives in Dublin.

‘Donohue is a master of clean, sharp prose.’ Irish Times ‘Donohue looks to be the latest name to join the ranks of Ireland’s proud female thriller-writing tradition.’ Irish Independent ‘An enchanting writer.’ Sunday Business Post

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Mystery and Thriller 06 May 2021 Hardback • £14.99 234x156 • 304pp 9781838952143 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

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A Ration Book Daughter Jean Fullerton The Ration Book series Jean Fullerton, the queen of the East End, returns with a wonderful new nostalgic novel.

Cathy was a happy, blushing bride when Britain went to war with Germany three years ago. But her youthful dreams were crushed by her violent husband, and even when he’s conscripted she knows it’s only a brief respite.

Cathy’s only solace is her little son Peter.

When her husband is declared missing in action, Cathy finally allows herself hope. But she has to keep Peter safe and fed, so she takes a lodger: bomb-disposal Sergeant Archie McIntosh. Their mutual attraction is instant.

But with her husband’s fate unclear, and the Blitz raging in London’s East End, will Cathy ever have the love she deserves?

Praise for A Ration Book Christmas: ‘A lovely, fascinating, proper treat of a read, [it’s] food for the soul, simply deliciously readable and enjoyable.’ Liz Robinson, LoveReading

Jean Fullerton is a qualified District and Queen’s nurse who has spent most of her working life in the East End of London.

The author of sixteen novels and numerous short stories, she now writes full time.

‘A real page-turner with larger-than-life characters and convincing period detail.’

Daily Express

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Hana Khan Carries On Uzma Jalaluddin A charmingly refreshing and modern love story, Uzma Jalaluddin’s tale is both unique and essential.

From the author of Ayesha At Last comes a sparkling new rom-com for fans of You’ve Got Mail.

Hana Khan’s family-run halal restaurant is on its last legs. So when a flashy competitor gets ready to open nearby, bringing their inevitable closure even closer, she turns to her anonymously-hosted podcast, and her lively and long-lasting relationship with one of her listeners, for advice. But a hate-motivated attack on their neighbourhood complicates the situation further, as does Hana’s growing attraction for Aydin, the young owner of the rival business. Who might not be a complete stranger after all…

Praise for Uzma Jalaluddin ‘A clever homage to Austen’s Pride and Prejudice that you’ll love.’ Cosmopolitan ‘Brimming with humour and heart’ Ausma Zehanat Khan

Uzma Jalaluddin is an author, teacher, and columnist for the Toronto Star. Her first novel, Ayesha at Last, a modern, Muslim Pride and Prejudice, won the Hearst Big Books Award, 2019 Cosmopolitan’s Book of the Year.

She lives in Canada.

‘A highly entertaining tale of family, community, and romance.’ Publishers Weekly, starred review

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Romantic Fiction 06 May 2021 Paperback Original • £7.99 198x129 • 352p 9781838953560 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, Rights: AU, SL, E,

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The Nothing Man Catherine Ryan Howard A brilliantly twisty thriller from the critically acclaimed author of Rewind, an Irish Times bestseller.

The Nothing Man is Eve Black’s true crime memoir about her obsessive search for the man who killed her family two decades ago. Jim Doyle can’t stop reading. Because Jim is the Nothing Man. And now he must stop Eve before she finds him.

‘I was utterly wowed.’ Jane Casey ‘Whipsmart, thrilling and compelling.’

Liz Nugent ‘Genuinely chilling.’ Meg Gardiner ‘Extremely satisfying.’ Jo Spain Catherine Ryan Howard is the bestselling author of Distress Signals, The Liar’s Girl and Rewind. She lives in Dublin.

The Girl from Widow Hills Megan Miranda The twisty new thriller from the author of Reese’s Book Club pick The Last House Guest.

When Arden Mayes was little, she went missing. With the 20th anniversary of her rescue looming, the stress brings back the night terrors and wanderings of her youth.

Then one evening she jolts awake outside to find the corpse of a man at her feet…

‘An intelligent pacy read.’ Jane Corry ‘A hauntingly atmospheric and gorgeously written page-turner.’ Kimberly McCreight Megan Miranda is the author of bestselling All The Missing Girls, The Perfect Stranger and Reese’s Book Club pick, The Last House Guest.

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Mystery and Thriller 06 May 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 352pp • 9781786496614 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £5.99 • 9781786496607

Mystery and Thriller 03 June 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 336pp • 9781838950750 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £4.99 • 9781838950767

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The Legacy Caroline Bond A powerful novel of rivalry and love, conflict and grief that will play on your mind long after you have turned the final page.

Following Jon’s death, his three adult children gather in their childhood home. But far from being united in grief, the siblings are divided by the contents of their father’s will, which states that they must decide together how to dispose of his estate.

Liv, Noah and Chloe have never agreed on anything. And now, with only one weekend to overcome their rivalry, tensions soon begin to rise and boil over. Why would Jon do this to his family? To teach them a lesson from beyond the grave? But if so, what is it? And will they be able to put their differences aside long enough to learn it?

Praise for Caroline Bond: ‘Haunting and nuanced… I was utterly bound up in this story, right to the last line.’ Charity Norman on One Split Second ‘Accomplished and deeply affecting.’ Carol Mason on The Forgotten Sister

Caroline Bond was born in Scarborough and studied English at Oxford University before working as a market researcher for 25 years. She has an MA in Creative Writing from Leeds Trinity University and lives in Leeds with her husband and three children.

‘Thoughtful, wrenching and, at times, tearjerking.’ Elizabeth Buchan on The Second Child

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction 03 June 2021 Hardback • £14.99 234x156 • 304pp 9781838952822 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

E-book • £4.99 • 9781786499271 Export Edition • Trade Paperback 9781786499288 • £12.99

Grove Press Grove Press is an imprint of the renowned US publisher Grove Atlantic, who publish a boutique selection of their finest fiction and non-fiction into the UK market via Atlantic Books. Highlights from our Spring/ Summer 2021 season include the intimate memoir from legendary musician Rickie Lee Jones, a bold history of mass manias from William J. Bernstein, and the new novel from international sensation Takis WĂźrger.

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Why We Can’t Sleep Women’s New Midlife Crisis

Ada Calhoun A groundbreaking exploration of the new midlife crisis facing today’s women and the unique circumstances that have created it.

When Ada Calhoun found herself in the throes of a midlife crisis, she felt she had no right to complain. She was married with children and a good career. So why did she feel miserable?

And why did it seem that other Generation X women were miserable, too?

Calhoun decided to find answers. She researched housing costs, HR trends, credit card debt and divorce data, examining the cultural and political context of Gen X’s predicament in order to offer solutions for how to pull oneself out of the abyss. The result is reassuring, empowering and essential reading for all middle-aged women and anyone who hopes to understand them.

Ada Calhoun is the author of Wedding Toasts I’ll Never Give and St. Marks Is Dead. She has collaborated on several New York Times bestsellers and written for the New York Times, New Yorker and the New Republic.

‘Candid and engaging.’ Curtis Sittenfeld, New York Times Book Review ‘Downright stunning.’ Susannah Cahalan, author of Brain on Fire

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Sociology 21 January 2021 Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 304pp 9781611854664 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: E, SL, T

E-book • £8.99 • 9781611859010

Stella Takis Würger Translated by Liesl Schillinger From the internationally bestselling author of The Club comes a new novel of love and betrayal, set in Berlin in 1942.

In 1942, Fritz arrives in Berlin from bucolic Switzerland. At a drawing class he attends, he is hypnotized by the beautiful model, Kristin, who becomes his guide to the cosmopolitan city, escorting him to secret jazz clubs where they drink cognac, dance and kiss. As Fritz falls in love with the energetic and enigmatic Kristin, the war feels far away, until she is targeted by the Gestapo and he learns that her real name is Stella Goldschlag. As Fritz is forced to confront the reality of Stella’s situation, he finds himself woefully unprepared for the history he is living through.

Praise for The Club: ‘A cunning, sinuous tale…wildly entertaining.’

Megan Abbott ‘A guilty pleasure, but one we can leave sitting out on our coffee tables without a whiff of embarrassment.’ New York Times Book Review

Takis Würger is a reporter for the German news magazine Der Spiegel. Named one of Medium’s ‘Top 30 Journalists under 30’, his first novel, The Club, won the lit.Cologne debut prize in Germany.

Liesl Schillinger is a literary critic, writer and translator, and teaches journalism and criticism.

MARCH Modern and Contemporary Fiction 04 March 2021 Trade Paperback • £12.99 216x138 • 224pp 9781611854497 Territories: UK & Commonwealth Rights: E, SL

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Endpapers Uncovering a Family Story of Books, War, Escape and Home

Alexander Wolff A powerful portrait of a Jewish German family divided by exile, abandonment and emigration.

In 2017, Alexander Wolff moved to Berlin to learn his family’s history. His grandfather Kurt published Franz Kafka, Émile Zola, Anton Chekhov and others whose books would be burned by the Nazis. In 1933, Kurt and his wife fled, ending up in New York, where they would bring books including Doctor Zhivago, The Leopard and The Tin Drum to English-speaking readers.

Meanwhile, Kurt’s son Niko led a very different life. As Alexander gains a better understanding of his father, he discovers secrets that never made it to America.

This stunning account of a family navigating wartime and its aftershocks brilliantly evokes the perils, triumphs and secrets of history and exile.

Alexander Wolff served as a staff writer for Sports Illustrated for over 30 years and has written and edited several highly acclaimed and bestselling books on basketball. He lives in Vermont.

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History 01 April 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 304pp 9781611856453 Territories: UK & Commonwealth Rights: E, SL

E-book • 9781611858891 • £7.99

Last Chance Texaco Chronicles of a Troubadour

Rickie Lee Jones A tender and intimate memoir by one of the most remarkable, trailblazing and tenacious women in music, Rickie Lee Jones.

Last Chance Texaco is the first-ever account of the life of one of rock’s hardest working women. With candour and lyricism Rickie Lee Jones takes us on the journey of her exceptional life: from her nomadic childhood as the granddaughter of vaudevillian performers to her father’s abandonment of the family and her years as a teenage runaway, from her beginnings at LA’s Troubadour club to her tumultuous relationship with Tom Waits, her battle with drugs, motherhood as a touring artist and longevity as a woman in rock and roll.

These are never-before-told stories of a songwriter and performer who has been a major influence on contemporary popular music.

Rickie Lee Jones has released seventeen albums, most recently ‘Kicks’ (2019). She lives in New Orleans.

‘The premier song-stylist and songwriter of her generation.’ Hilton Als ‘One of the most intriguing, idiosyncratic vocalists of our time.’ USA Today

APRIL Biography and Memoir 08 April 2020 Hardback • £18.99 234x156 • 384pp 9781611856460 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL,

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Hammer to Fall John Lawton The third Joe Wilderness spy thriller from a master of the genre.

Moving from the no-man’s-land of Cold War Finland to the wild days of the Prague Spring, and populated by old friends and old enemies alike, Hammer to Fall is a gripping tale of deception and skulduggery.

‘A blast... all the elements coalesce for the superbly tense showdown.’ The Times ‘An entertaining read.’ Financial Times ‘A delight.’ Mick Herron John Lawton is the author of twelve novels, a couple of short stories and the occasional essay. He lives in the Peak District.

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How the West Stole Democracy from the Arabs The Syrian Arab Congress of 1920 and the Destruction of its LiberalIslamic Alliance

Elizabeth F. Thompson The little-known story of a pivotal moment in world history.

Using previously untapped primary sources, including contemporary newspaper accounts, reports of the Syrian-Arab Congress, and letters and diaries from participants, this is a groundbreaking account of an extraordinary, brief moment of unity and hope – and of its destruction.

Elizabeth F. Thompson is the Mohamed S. Farsi Chair of Islamic Peace at American University’s School of International Service.

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Crime 01 April 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 400pp • 9781611854725 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL E-book • £4.99 • 9781611859058

History 06 May 2021 • Paperback • £12.99 198x129 • 496pp • 9781611854640 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL, T E-book • £10.99 • 9781611859003

The Irish Assassins Conspiracy, Revenge and the Murders that Shook an Empire

Julie Kavanagh A gripping new account of the infamous Phoenix Park murders which rocked Victorian England.

In May 1882, a double murder occurred in full daylight in Dublin’s Phoenix Park. One victim was an Irish bureaucrat, Thomas Burke; the other was Lord Frederick Cavendish, gentle aristocrat and much-loved protégé of Prime Minister William Gladstone. Shockwaves from the stabbings were felt from Windsor Castle to Donegal, and the campaign for Home Rule suffered a serious blow.

The Irish Assassins sheds new light on this low point in the vexed relationship between Ireland and England. With great skill and eloquence, acclaimed biographer Julie Kavanagh restores formidable characters like inspiring Irish leader Charles Parnell, his mistress Katharine O’Shea and the widowed Lucy Cavendish to vivid life in her account of a seminal incident whose aftereffects still resonate today.

Praise for Rudolph Nureyev: ‘Magnificent, a triumph. Captures every facet of this extraordinary man.’ Mail on Sunday

Julie Kavanagh trained as a dancer at the Royal Ballet School.

She has worked as the ballet critic of the Spectator, arts editor of Harper’s and Queen and London editor of Vanity Fair and the New Yorker. Her books include Secret Muses, Rudolf Nureyev and The Girl Who Loved Camellias.

‘A gripping account of an extraordinary life.’

Daily Telegraph

MAY History 06 May 2021 Hardback • £16.99 234x156 • 336pp 9781611856415 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL

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The Delusions of Crowds Why People Go Mad in Groups

William J. Bernstein From the award-winning author of A Splendid Exchange, a fascinating new history of financial and religious mass manias over the past five centuries.

Armed with the latest scientific research that explains the biological, evolutionary and psychosocial roots of human irrationality, William Bernstein tells the stories of dramatic religious and financial mania in Western society over the last 500 years – from the Anabaptist Madness of the 1530s to the dangerous end-times beliefs that animate ISIS and pervade today’s polarized societies.

As revealing about human nature as they are historically significant, Bernstein’s chronicles reveal the huge cost and alarming implications of mass mania, observing that if we can absorb the history and science of large-scale delusion, we can recognize it more readily in our own time.

William J. Bernstein is a neurologist, financial theorist and historian whose books include A Splendid Exchange, Masters of the Word, The Birth of Plenty and The Four Pillars of Investing. He lives in Oregon.

Praise for A Splendid Exchange: ‘[An] entertaining and greatly enlightening book.’

New York Times ‘With an ability to switch gracefully from the macro to the micro, Mr. Bernstein whisks his reader on a tumultuous journey.’ Economist

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History 06 May 2021 Hardback • £20.00 234x156 • 576pp 9781611856477 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL

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Clean Hands Patrick Hoffman A riveting thriller about a powerful law firm on the brink of disaster.

The pickpocketing of a lawyer’s smartphone results in his firm hiring an ex-CIA fixer to solve their high-stakes problems. From corporate Manhattan to the city’s gritty outer boroughs, a sharply drawn cast of characters participate in this breakneck tour of New York.

‘Exhilarating... with its crisp pace and superb timing, Clean Hands is a special treat.’ Wall Street Journal ‘Highly enjoyable.’ Chris Pavone Patrick Hoffman is a writer and private investigator based in Brooklyn. His novels include The White Van and Every Man a Menace.

JUNE Mystery and Thriller 03 June 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 288pp • 9781611854626 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL E-book • £8.99 • 9781611858990

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Allen & Unwin Allen & Unwin publishes quality non-fiction alongside a carefully selected list of literary and book-club fiction. Our Spring/Summer 2021 list includes a unique take on mindfulness inspired by David Bowie, an internationally bestselling guide to overcoming anxiety, the inspiring memoir of one woman’s life amongst the reindeer in the Arctic tundra, and an entertaining fan’s-eye view of Liverpool Football Club. Our fresh, vibrant fiction list includes the paperback of Emuna Elon’s wartime novel based in Amsterdam, a London-set state-of-the-nation debut, and a funny, whip-smart tale of a lovably dysfunctional Dublin family.

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Victoria Park Gemma Reeves A playful, lyrical novel about otherness, change and the gap between generations in a London community.

Set in a small pocket of contemporary east London, the events in Victoria Park take place over the course of a year in the wake of an acid attack, moving across the months and through the lives of twelve individuals in episodes which capture feelings of alienation, as well as touching moments of connection. Told from multiple perspectives we see a snapshot of modern life, these disparate characters’ tales weaving together to form a rich tapestry of love and loss.

For readers of Anna Hope, Zadie Smith and Daisy Johnson, Victoria Park is a moving, uplifting debut.

‘Original, thought-provoking, and I loved its reflection on moments of quiet revelation.’

Elizabeth Macneal bestselling author of The Doll Factory

Gemma Reeves is a writer and teacher who lives and works in London.

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction 07 January 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 304pp 9781911630760 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: E, SL

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The Tao of Bowie 10 Lessons from David Bowie’s Life to Help You Live Yours

Mark Edwards A unique take on mindfulness, meditation and meaning filtered through the life and work of David Bowie.

Buddhism was central to David Bowie’s life, but he was a wide-ranging thinker who also drew meaning from other sources including Jungian psychology, Nietzschean philosophy and Gnosticism. The Tao of Bowie condenses these concepts – the ideas that inspired and supported Bowie throughout his life and career – into ten powerful lessons, each with a series of exercises, meditations and techniques to encourage readers to apply these learnings to their own lives.

This fresh approach to the search for spirituality and happiness unites the perennial human quest for answers with the extraordinary mind and unique career of one of the most important cultural figures of the past half-century.

Mark Edwards is a music journalist who has worked for The Face, Arena, Blitz and has written for the Sunday Times every week for the past 25 years. He is also a practising trainer and coach who teaches Buddhist meditation and mindfulness. He lives in London.

JANUARY Mind, Body and Spirit 07 January 2021 Hardback • £10.99 198x129 • 256pp 9781911630869 Territories: World All Languages Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US

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The Book of Overthinking How to Stop the Cycle of Worry

Gwendoline Smith Overthinking, ruminating, worrying: New Zealand bestselling author Gwendoline Smith explains this common form of anxiety and offers helpful advice for overcoming it.

In this accessible and interactive book, psychologist Gwendoline Smith uses her broad scientific knowledge and experience to explain in clear and simple language the concepts of positive and negative overthinking, the truth about worry and how to deal with the ‘thought viruses’ that hold us back.

Based on cognitive behavioural theory, and using humour, real-life examples and anecdotes, this book offers powerful strategies for addressing overthinking in the key areas of our lives, from the personal to professional.

The Book of Knowing Know How You Think, Change How You Feel

Gwendoline Smith An essential guide to learning how to understand and manage our thoughts so we feel confident in dealing with life’s difficult moments.

Written in an accessible and humorous style, clinical psychologist Gwendoline Smith draws on her professional experience and broad scientific knowledge to help us understand what’s going on in our minds and how to get our feelings under control, enabling us to adapt to difficult situations and feel more positive about our roles in society.

‘This book is gold.’ New Zealand Herald

Gwendoline Smith is a clinical psychologist, speaker, blogger and author.

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THE BOOK OF OVERTHINKING Self-help and Personal Development 07 January 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 264pp • 9781838952785 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £8.99 • 9781838952792

THE BOOK OF KNOWING Self-help and Personal Development 07 January 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 192pp • 9781838952808 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £8.99 • 9781838952815

House on Endless Waters

The Portrait

Emuna Elon

The moving, ambiguous story of a lover, a wife and the man they have in common.

Translated by Anthony Berris (1934–2018) and Linda Yechiel A powerful human drama of a contemporary writer’s discovery of a shocking secret about his mother’s wartime years in Amsterdam.

During Yoel’s first visit to the city of his birth he begins a fervent search for the truth about his identity, revealing Amsterdam’s dark wartime history and the underground networks which hid Jewish children away from danger – but at a cost.

‘[A] jewel box of a novel.’ New York Times ‘Sensitive and beautifully written...

I loved it.’ Alex Miller, Miles Franklin Award-winning author of Lovesong

Ilaria Bernardini

When Valeria discovers her secret lover is dying she is distraught. Desperate to be by his side she commissions his artist wife to paint her portrait. The women have never met. Does Isla know of Valeria’s existence?

And so begins an unputdownable journey of self-discovery...

‘As brisk as an easterly breeze.’ Daily Mail ‘Wistful and gentle... You close Bernardini’s work with a quiet reverence.’

The Lady Ilaria Bernardini is a bestselling Italian author and screenwriter, who splits her time between Milan and London.

Emuna Elon is an internationally bestselling Israeli novelist, journalist, teacher and women’s activist. She lives in Jerusalem.

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Modern and Contemporary Fiction 07 January 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 320pp • 9781911630586 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £8.99 • 9781760872892

Modern and Contemporary Fiction 04 February 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 432pp • 9781911630449 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL E-book • £6.99 • 9781760876593

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Waiting for Superman One Family’s Struggle to Survive – and Cure – Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Tracie White The gripping story of an acclaimed geneticist who has put his career aside to find a cure for chronic fatigue syndrome, the disease killing his son.

For the past six years, Whitney Dafoe has been confined to a bedroom in the back of his parents’ home, unable to walk, eat or speak.

His diagnosis? The mysterious disease myalgic encephalomyelitis or chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) which affects 20 million people around the world.

Waiting for Superman follows Whitney’s father, groundbreaking geneticist Ron Davis, as he uncovers new possibilities for treatments and potentially a cure. At its heart, this book is about more than just cutting-edge research or a race to find an answer– it’s about the lengths to which a parent will go to save their child’s life.

Tracie White is an award-winning journalist and a science writer for Stanford University. Her work has also appeared in Salon, the Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Chronicle and the San Jose Mercury News. She lives in Santa Cruz, California.

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Medicine 04 February 2021 Trade Paperback • £14.99 234x156 • 368pp 9781911630616 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: E, SL

E-book • £7.99 • 9781760873073

Good Eggs Rebecca Hardiman A whip-smart, laugh-out-loud, Dublin-set multi-generational page-turner for fans of Marian Keyes, Nina Stibbe and Eithne Shortall.

Meet the Gogartys: cantankerous gran Millie, bitter downtrodden son Kevin and habitually moody, disaffected teenage daughter Aideen – three imperfect humans, each at a time of change in their lives when absolutely nothing feels right.

When Millie is arrested for shoplifting (again), Kevin takes drastic action, sending wayward Aideen to boarding school and bribing his mother into having a carer at home.

But the arrival of this brash American sets into motion a series of unfortunate events for the whole family – and potentially their biggest crisis yet. With marital breakdown looming, people going AWOL and tensions rising, how will they cope?

Rebecca Hardiman is a dual Irish-American citizen, who currently lives in New Jersey. She has been an editor at magazines including In Style and Movieline, and has written for various other publications. Good Eggs is her first novel.

MARCH Modern and Contemporary Fiction 04 March 2021 Hardback • £14.99 234x156 • 400pp 9781838952747 Territories: UK & Commonwealth Rights: AU, E, SL

E-book • 9781838952761 • £7.99 Export Edition • £12.99 Trade Paperback • 400pp 9781838952754

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The XX Brain

Below Deck

The Groundbreaking Science Empowering Women to Prevent Dementia

Sophie Hardcastle

Dr Lisa Mosconi A vital examination of the hormonal changes that make women’s brains especially vulnerable to dementia.

The XX Brain presents groundbreaking research showing that women’s brains age distinctly from men’s. Taking on all aspects of women’s health, including HRT, Dr Mosconi introduces cutting-edge, evidencebased methods for protecting the female brain.

‘A beautifully written and reliable book that delivers a sharp wake-up call.’ Dr Rupy Aujla, author of The Doctor’s Kitchen

A lyrical, haunting story about the vagaries of consent, about who has the space to speak – and who is believed.

When Oli first set sail from Australia her eyes were opened to life’s possibilities. But some years later an altogether different voyage changes everything and she learns something new: at sea, no one can hear you scream.

‘Mesmeric.’ Daily Mail ‘Cogent and moving.’ The Australian Sophie Hardcastle is an Australian author, artist, screenwriter and scholar.

She lives and works in Oxford, UK.

Dr Lisa Mosconi is the director of the Women’s Brain Initiative and the associate director of the Alzheimer’s Prevention Clinic at Weill Cornell Medical College.

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Health 04 March 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 368pp • 9781911630326 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: E, SL E-book • £12.99 • 9781760870829

Modern and Contemporary Fiction 01 April 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 272pp • 9781911630531 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: E, SL E-book • £8.99 • 9781760872304

Dalvi Six Years in the Arctic Tundra

Laura Galloway The inspiring story of one woman forging a life on her own in a reindeer-herding village in northernmost Norway.

A DNA test suggesting she shared some genetics with the Sami people, the indigenous inhabitants of the Arctic tundra, tapped into Laura Galloway’s wanderlust. An affair with a Sami reindeer herder led her to abandon her high-flying New York life for a fresh start in the tiny town of Kautokeino. When her new boyfriend left her unexpectedly after six months, it would have been easy, and perhaps prudent, to return home. But she stayed for six years.

Both a heart-rending memoir and a love letter to the singular landscape of the region, Dalvi explores with great warmth and humility what it means to truly belong.

Laura Galloway is an international communications strategist, writer and executive producer with more than 25 years’ experience developing and executing original communications strategies. She currently resides in Sussex.

APRIL Biography and Memoir 01 April 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 304pp 9781911630678 Territories: World English Language Rights: AU, E, SL, US

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The Voice of Anfield My Fifty Years with Liverpool FC

George Sephton

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Foreword by Sir Kenny Dalglish A definitive and entertaining fan’s-eye view of Liverpool Football Club by the man who has been the Anfield stadium announcer for 50 years.

George Sephton’s relationship with Liverpool Football Club began in 1971 when he wrote to the club secretary applying to be the stadium announcer. His first match also marked the debut of Kevin Keegan. For the past 50 years, Sephton has been at Anfield for all but a handful of home fixtures, as well as travelling with the team to major finals.

From the highs of winning numerous league titles and European Cups, to the lows of Heysel and Hillsborough, Sephton has been with Liverpool through it all. From encounters with great managers and legendary players – from Bill Shankly to Kenny Dalglish, John Barnes to Jurgen Klopp, he tells his unique and entertaining story of the greatest club in the world.

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Sir Kenny Dalglish

VOICE OF ANFIELD My Fifty Years with Liverpool FC George Sephton

George Sephton is a stadium announcer, matchday DJ and after dinner speaker. He is popularly known as ‘The Voice of Anfield’.

MAY Biography and Memoir 06 May 2021 Hardback • £20.00 234x156 • 288pp 9781838952686 Territories: World All Languages Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US

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The Cookbook of Common Prayer Francesca Haig A heart-rending tale of a family in turmoil after the death of a child is kept secret from one of his siblings.

When their eldest son drowns overseas, Gill and Gabe, desperate to protect their unwell teenaged daughter from the news, decide they must hide the truth from her at all costs – a decision that has ripple effects throughout their family. Told through alternating perspectives, with frequent flashbacks to the past, the story unfurls, revealing the key moments that have shaped each character into the people they are today.

For readers of Celeste Ng, Delia Owens and Anne Tyler, this dramatic, poetic novel shows how it’s possible to find a way through grief, against all the odds.

Francesca Haig is an Australian academic and writer. The Cookbook of Common Prayer is her debut novel for adults.

She lives in London with her husband and son.

JUNE Modern and Contemporary Fiction 03 June 2021 Hardback • £14.99 216x138 • 384pp 9781911630906 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can Rights: AU, E, SL

E-book • 9781760874803 • £4.99 Export Edition • £12.99 Trade Paperback • 384pp 9781911630913

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The Last Hours Omnibus Minette Walters A thrilling historical tale from the queen of crime fiction, now in one complete edition.

England, 1348: A deadly plague is spreading across the land. People are dying by the thousands… The definitive edition of The Last Hours and The Turn of Midnight, Walters’ thrilling tale of courage and defiance during the time of the Black Death.

‘Wonderful and sweeping.’ Kate Mosse ‘Enthralling.’ Julian Fellowes ‘Vividly wrought and powerful.’ Elizabeth Fremantle

Minette Walters is one of the world’s bestselling crime writers, winning the CWA John Creasey Award, the Edgar Allan Poe Award and two CWA Gold Daggers.

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Historical Fiction 03 June 2021 • Paperback • £9.99 198x129 • 1008pp • 9781911630654 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: E, SL E-book • £6.99 • 9781760873264

The Wisdom of Tea

Enid

Life Lessons from the Japanese Tea Ceremony

The Scandalous High-society Life of the Formidable ‘Lady Killmore’

Noriko Morishita

Robert Wainwright

Translated by Eleanor Goldsmith

A distillation of the life lessons learned by one woman through the ancient art of the Japanese tea ceremony.

In this vivid account of her experience of the universal trials and triumphs of adulthood, Morishita connects the core tenets of this Japanese tradition with leading a fulfilling life, showing how we too may use mindfulness to achieve happiness.

Noriko Morishita is a Japanese author and reporter. The original Japanese edition of this book was adapted for film and released in 2018.

The astonishingly rich life story of eccentric socialite Enid Lindeman.

Enid Lindeman accumulated four husbands and numerous lovers, her high-jinks dominating British gossip columns during the inter-war years. From Sydney to New York, London to Paris and Cairo to Kenya, Robert Wainwright restores the remarkable Enid to thrilling, vivid life.

‘Nothing short of impressive... Wainwright has revived a legend.’ The Lady on Sheila ‘Sensational… a rip-roaring biography.’

Marie Claire on Sheila Robert Wainwright is the author of thirteen books, including Sheila and The Maverick Mountaineer. He lives in London.

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JUNE

Mind, Body and Spirit 03 June 2021 • Paperback • £8.99 198x129 • 224pp • 9781911630647 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: E, SL E-book • £10.99 • 9781760873042

Biography and Memoir 03 June 2021 • Paperback • £10.99 198x129 • 304pp • 9781911630852 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US

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Full Marks Writing on Cricket

Vic Marks Wry and astute musings from the muchloved former England player, Guardian cricket correspondent and TMS broadcaster.

From Somerset stalwart to acclaimed writer and broadcaster, Vic Marks has lived a life steeped in cricket. In Full Marks he takes us beyond the boundary rope, sharing the parts of the game fans don’t get to see, from the food served at tea-time (then: sweaty ham.

Now: quinoa, cranberry and feta salad) to the politics of the dressing room. With chapters on what it feels like to be dropped, how to be a good twelfth man, captaincy, selection and more, this amusing and insightful collection will delight all cricket lovers.

Vic Marks is a former Somerset and England cricketer, who played in six Tests and 34 one-day internationals. He is the cricket correspondent of the Observer and the Guardian and has regularly appeared on the BBC’s Test Match Special for over three decades. He lives in Devon.

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Biography and Memoir 03 June 2021 Hardback • £18.99 234x156 • 304pp 9781838953041 Territories: World All Languages Rights: AU, E, SL, T, US

E-book • 9781838953058 • £8.99

Allen & Unwin Australia Distribution Titles Allen & Unwin is pleased to make available in the UK the following titles from our Australian publishing programme. For rights: contact A&U.

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Michael

Tina Hutchence with Jen Jewel Brown This personal and heartfelt biography of the ‘lost boy of INXS’ reveals the incredible, rollercoaster life of Australia’s most enduring superstar, and shares the private moments of an adored brother, son and father.shows.

Christina ‘Tina’ Hutchence was born in Australia but now lives in America, where she teaches the art of makeup, lecturing and demonstrating at major beauty shows nationwide.

Jen Jewel Brown first met and interviewed Michaelin 1980, duetting with him on his first solo single and helping INXS gain a worldwide music publishing deal. Jen is an author, poet and journalist.

07/01/2021 • Paperback Original • £9.99 • 198x128 • 320pp • 9781760876968 Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

Balance & Other B.S. Felicity Harley

A warm and inspiring book about finding clarity in chaos and empowerment in the middle of our wonderfully messy lives.

Felicity Harley has been a journalist for Australia’s leading women’s publications for two decades. She lives in Sydney with her family.

07/01/2021 • Trade Paperback • £12.99 • 234x153 • 280pp • 9781760877545 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

The Wine O’Clock Myth Lotta Dann

An in-depth and eye-opening look at women’s drinking habits, written through the lens of the author’s own story and her work in the field of addiction and recovery. Lotta explores the privileged position alcohol holds in our society, the way the liquor industry targets women and the damaging ‘Wine Mum’ social media culture.

Lotta Dann is an experienced TV journalist, producer and director, who now manages online community Living Sober and runs workshops on addiction and recovery. She lives in Wellington, New Zealand, with her family.

07/01/2021 • Trade Paperback • £12.99 • 234x153 • 288pp • 9781988547220 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

Six Capitals

Jane Gleeson-White

JUNE

An accessible, timely and fascinating account of the revolution going on in the world of finance – and how accountants really can save the planet – from the acclaimed author of Double Entry.

JUNE

Jane Gleeson-White is the award-winning author of Double Entry: How the merchants of Venice shaped the modern world – and how their invention could make or break the planet (2011). She is currently a PhD student in creative writing at the University of New South Wales.

04/02/2021 • Trade Paperback • £10.99 • 208x128 • 296pp • 9781760876784 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

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Facing the Haka

Andy Burt and Jamie Wall The story of the All Blacks from the other side of halfway. Big names from all their fiercest rivals talk about meeting the world’s most successful rugby team in some of the greatest tests of all time.

Andy Burt is a Wellington-based writer for allblacks.com and co-host of the All Blacks podcast.

Jamie Wall is a freelance sports writer, specialising in rugby. Jamie has travelled around the world for several seasons, as well as covering the 2019 Rugby World Cup. 04/02/2021 • Hardback • £30 • 280x240 • 288pp • 9781988547596 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

Night Fishing Vicki Hastrich

A luminous and remarkable memoir of a singular life in art and nature. Night Fishing is a tonic for those of us who have forgotten how to slow down, how to look around, how to be part of our natural world. It will take its place alongside classics of observation and nature by David Malouf, Tim Winton and Annie Dillard.

Vicki Hastrich is the Sydney-based writer of two acclaimed novels: Swimming with the Jellyfish and The Great Arch.

04/03/2021 • Trade Paperback • £12.99 • 208x153 • 264pp • 9781760875503 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

Husna’s Story Farid Ahmed

Husna Ahmed was a victim of the Christchurch mosque terrorist attack on 15 March 2019. She was shot while looking for her husband, who was in a wheelchair. Husna’s husband, remarkably, forgives the alleged killer. Farid’s philosophy of forgiveness, peace and love is an example of how faith and humanity can be tools for navigating even the most horrific of tragedies.

Farid Ahmed has lived in New Zealand for over 30 years. He is a Senior Leader at his mosque in Christchurch and works as a homeopath. Since the attacks, he also speaks around the world, preaching his message of forgiveness and love.

04/03/2021 • Trade Paperback • £14.99 • 234x153 • 320pp • 9781988547480 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

Flight Lines Andrew Darby

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Andrew Darby follows the extraordinary migratory shorebirds from Australia’s Southern Ocean to the Arctic and back. On these travels he explores the power of science to reveal the mysteries of these birds, and to heal their endangered world – and unexpectedly – himself.

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Andrew Darby is the author of Harpoon: Into the heart of whaling, and former Hobart correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. 01/04/2021 • Trade Paperback • £14.99 • 234x153 • 336pp • 9781760296551 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

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Malcolm Young Jeff Apter

The first in-depth biography of Malcolm Young, from the author of High Voltage, which charts his remarkable rise from working-class Glasgow and the Villawood migrant hostel in Sydney to the biggest stages in the world. It includes rarely seen photographs and is essential reading for any AC/DC fan.

Jeff Apter is the author of numerous music biographies. He lives in Wollongong, Australia, with his family.

01/04/2021 • Trade Paperback • £14.99 • 234x153 • 320pp • 9781760528751 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

Memory Craft Lynne Kelly

In her bestselling book The Memory Code Lynne Kelly uncovers the memory methods of the ancients. She has now tested them thoroughly and in Memory Craft she shows how anyone of any age can use traditional memory methods to expand their memory capacity and to memorise whatever they want.

Dr Lynne Kelly is a senior memory champion, science writer and Honorary Research Associate at La Trobe University Melbourne. She is author of the ground-breaking book The Memory Code.

06/05/2021 • Trade Paperback • £14.99 • 234x153 • 320pp • 9781760633059 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

The Last Lighthouse Keeper John Cook with Jon Bauer

A beautiful memoir from John Cook, one of Tasmania’s last kerosene lighthouse keepers. A story about madness and wilderness, shining a light into the vicissitudes of love and nature. Evocatively told, The Last Lighthouse Keeper is a love story between a man and a dying way of life, as well as a celebration of wilderness and solitude.

John Cook joined the Lighthouse Service in 1968 and became a lightkeeper at various Tasmanian lights, until 1993, and was an honorary National Park Ranger.

Jon Bauer an acclaimed fiction writer whose 2010 novel Rocks in the Belly was longlisted for the Miles Franklin award. He lives in the UK. 06/05/2021 • Trade Paperback • £14.99 • 234x153 • 352pp • 9781760875381 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

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Friday on My Mind Jeff Apter

From the Easybeats and AC/DC to ‘Love Is in the Air’, this is the story of the man who made Australian rock ‘n’ roll. Pop star, mentor and icon, George Young was one of the most important figures in Australian pop history. In Friday On My Mind Jeff Apter reveals the little-known facts that helped create a music empire.

Jeff Apter is the author of numerous music biographies. He lives in Wollongong, Australia, with his family.

03/06/2021 • Trade Paperback • £14.99 • 234x153 • 320pp • 9781760875107 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

People of the River Grace Karskens

A landmark history of Australia’s first successful settler farming area, which was on the Hawkesbury-Nepean River. Award-winning historian Grace Karskens uncovers the everyday lives of ordinary people in the early colony, both Aboriginal and British.

Grace Karskens is the author of award-winning non-fiction books The Colony (2009) and The Rocks (1997). She is Professor of History at the University of New South Wales and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.

03/06/2021 • Trade Paperback • £16.99 • 230x170 • 688pp • 9781760292232 • Territories: UK C/Wealth ex Can, ANZ • Rights: E, SL

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We Run the Tides ORIGINAL

Vendela Vida

9781838951047 • 06/05/2021 Trade Paperback • £12.99

Consent

Annabel Lyon 9781838952457 • 28/01/2021 Trade Paperback • £12.99

Early export 04/02/2021

The Girl from Widow Hills Megan Miranda

9781838950750 • 03/06/2021 Paperback • £8.99 • 9781838952402 • Paperback (A) £7.99 Early export 06/05/2021

The Last Snow

The Favour

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9781838952020 • 04/03/2021 Trade Paperback • £12.99

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Laura Vaughan

Two Women in Rome Elizabeth Buchan

9781786495334 • 01/04/2021 Trade Paperback • £12.99

The Beauty of Impossible Things

Secrets of Happiness

The Delusions of Crowds

9781911630890 • 05/08/2021 Trade Paperback • £12.99

9781611854442 • 06/05/2021 Trade Paperback • £14.99

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The Founders

Pain

Beginners

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Rachel Donohue

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William Bernstein

Tom Vanderbilt 9781786493101 • 07/01/2020 Trade Paperback • £14.99

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Index Aciman, Andre, 104

Blake, Sam, 46

Adiga, Aravind, 104

Bond, Caroline, 49, 62

Age of Islands, The, 30

Bonnett, Alastair, 30

Ahmed, Farid, 89

Book of Knowing, The, 76

Alignment Problem, The, 21

Book of Overthinking, The, 76

Apocalypse How?, 30

Borgias, The, 3

Apter, Jeff, 90

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Below Deck, 80

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Damascus, 12

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Dark Room, The, 46

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Delusions of Crowds, The, 69, 95

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Good Company, 38

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Last Snow, The, 50, 94

Hollywood Wants to Kill You, 3

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Home Stretch, The, 37

Lee Jones, Rickie, 67

House on Endless Waters, 77

Legacy, The, 62

How The Brain Lost Its Mind, 19

Letwin, Oliver, 30

How The West Stole Democracy, 68

Lind, Michael, 22

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MacInnes, Martin, 8

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McKinstry, Leo, 3

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Michael, 88

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Milk Blood Heat, 10

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Mine, 34

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Miranda, Megan, 2, 61, 94

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Open, 39

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Small Fry, 105

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Washington, Bryan, 2, 6

Soni, Jimmy, 35, 95

We Run The Tides, 14, 94

Stella, 65

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Strathern, Paul, 3, 31

White Tiger, The, 104

Surplus Girls Orphans, The, 47

Why The Germans Do It Better, 39 Why We Can’t Sleep, 64

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Why We Get The Wrong Politicians, 105

Temple House Vanishing, The, 2

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Thompson, Elizabeth F., 68

Wine O’Clock Myth, The, 88

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Wings Over Water, 41

Tsiolkas, Christos, 12

Wisdom of Tea, The, 85

Two Tribes, 57

Wolff, Alexander, 66

Two Women in Rome, 56, 94

Wu, Tim, 38 Wurger, Takis, 65

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